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You created a meeting for next Tuesday at 2 PM, and several invitees have accepted. How do you change the meeting so it will begin at 1 PM and last for one hour?A. Open the calendar in Day, Week, or Work Week view. Drag the start time to 1 PM and send an updateB. Double click the meeting to open it, change the start time to 1 PM abd send an updateC. Some people have already accepted, so you must cancel this meeting and create a new meeting

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You created a meeting for next Tuesday at 2 PM, and several invitees have accepted. How do you change the meeting so it will begin at 1 PM and last for one hour?<br><br>A. Open the calendar in Day, Week, or Work Week view. Drag the start time to 1 PM and send an update<br>B. Double click the meeting to open it, change the start time to 1 PM abd send an update<br>C. Some people have already accepted, so you must cancel this meeting and create a new meeting<br>






 
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